This is a capital adequacy ratio that measures total assets (less other liabilities) to total shares. A ratio over 100 means that a credit union has enough assets to pay all obligations to creditors and members, if liquidation occurs.

This Capital Adequacy ratio measures net worth in relation to total assets. Net worth cushions fluctuations in earnings, supports growth, and provides protection against insolvency. The rate of net worth growth should be commensurate with the levels of risk and asset growth.

This is the annualized year-to-date percentage change (growth) in total Net Worth Capital.

This is the annualized year-to-date percentage change (growth) in total assets.

An earnings ratio that measures annualized YTD net income in relation to average assets. This ratio measures the efficient utilization of assets to create profits YTD. A positive ratio indicates that earnings were sufficient to cover the institution's cost of funds and operating expenses(including for loan loss expense) as well as providing a profit.
For State, Regional, State and Peer Class groups, the aggregate statistic is computed by summing net income and average assets across credit unions within each group and calculating the ratio.

This is the annualized year-to-date percentage change (growth) in total loans.

This is the annualized year-to-date percentage change (growth) in total deposits.

The most common interest/dividend rate paid last quarter according to the dollar volume of business